ID:               27713
 Comment by:       viaujoc at email dot com
 Reported By:      thierry dot bo at netcourrier dot com
 Status:           Bogus
 Bug Type:         Unknown/Other Function
 Operating System: Win32 2000
 PHP Version:      5.0.0RC1
 New Comment:

I have also encountered this bug with PHP 5.0.0RC1 running as ISAPI on
IIS6 on Win2003 Server, but only about 4 times out of 10.



My PHP application is using a very complex class structure using
instructions introduced in PHP5. My application is connecting to a
MySQL database using the PHP extension.



Like Thierry said, switching to php-cgi.exe solved the problem.


Previous Comments:
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[2004-03-26 14:04:51] thierry dot bo at netcourrier dot com

Yes, but I think of some memory leak, and I believe the violation
address could be useful, you could cross this information with other
bugs, but maybe not.



By the way I just switched to php-cgi-exe and there is no php crash.

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[2004-03-26 11:04:09] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

If it's not reproducable, how can we fix it?

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[2004-03-26 08:23:21] thierry dot bo at netcourrier dot com

Description:
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Sorry, but this bug is not reproducible.



Switching from an application that runs fine with PHP4 to PHP5ISAPI
with IIS5, refreshing the main page raise "PHP has encountered an
Access Violation at 0101A8B4" 9 times out of 10 (just hitting refresh
from my browser).



The application does not use classes, exept the database abstraction
layer that use PEAR MDB latest CVS, but maybe that can be in PEAR
destructors called when the script reach the last line.



What I tried is typing exit() function from the top of the runned
script, hitting refresh several times. What I saw is that the error
occurs only at the end of the script (I mean, inside the last 75
lines), the more close I am from the last lone, the more often the
error occurs.



The only thing that is constant is the error message, it is always the
same.



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